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Rust is a well-loved programming language but it's a mindset shift from options like C++. Here's a tutorial and an inside look at the language and its capabilities.
Our 2020 DevSecOps Survey found testing was the number one reason for release delays, but planning and code reviews were also challenges. Here’s what you need to know.
GitLab Incident Management helps your response teams focus on the problem and shorten the mean time to repair rather than waste time on the process itself.
Citizen developers are creating code without being coders. CEO Sid Sijbrandij and senior PMM Parker Ennis explain the impact of low code app development tools on GitLab.
CEO Sid Sijbrandij and senior product manager Thao Yeager discuss the easiest way to bring Vault access to GitLab customers. Hint: it involves a minimum viable change.
What do you need in order to thrive? From fewer delays in the development process to early detection of security vulnerabilities, we want to identify what you need to move ideas into action.
Cybersecurity is a necessity, but it's often treated as an afterthought. What it has in common with modern photography could tell us how to make it less painful to achieve.
GitLab users Jack Cackler and Frank Lee explain how they use predictive analytics to empower community stakeholders, like first responders and policy makers, to save lives.
Guest author Steve Ropa explains what a Cold War era motto has to do with test automation (seriously) and bringing development and operations closer together.
Realize a faster DevOps lifecycle with these best practices for integration and automation – watch our recent webcast with guest speaker Forrester Senior Analyst Christoper Condo and GitLab Head of Product Mark Pundsack.
We surveyed over 5,000 software professionals to examine current attitudes and perception of the state of culture, workflow, and tooling within IT organizations.
The Linux Ops team and one of the Development teams at the Government of Nova Scotia introduced DevOps practices to their workflow – find out how they did it and what benefits they're now enjoying.
GitLab first became the standard for self hosting git with two-thirds of the market, then became the next generation CI system, and the next step is creating Auto DevOps.
Traditionally, engineers may have been shielded from the "business parts" of the organization. In today’s technology landscape, that’s no longer a viable option.
We think of ourselves as an open source company. But today paxcoder on Hacker News rightly remarked that calling it an open core company is more accurate.
Sytse, Job and Marin attended to represent GitLab and learn more about what is happening in the core Git community. Here are our notes and impressions from this event.
Since GitLab 8.6, in both Community and Enterprise edition, there is a small checkbox available when you create or edit an issue, allowing you to mark an issue as confidential.
If you're new to GitLab, this webcast will give you a good overview of using GitLab, and if you're experienced you get to see the new features in action.
The first two weeks working with GitLab have been full of pleasant surprises and dispelled delusions. If you haven't been following GitLab for the last two years, this post is for you.
In this post we'll consider some ways people evaluate or represent productivity, and I ask for your thoughts on what you track and what you think matters.
At GitLab we believe that by preventing force pushes and by stimulating code review practices, mistakes can be easily avoided and code quality will improve.
